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It's kind of long winded and doesn't really make a lot of sense to me since most antiques are usually valuable to begin with.
Words like: rare, etc. would serve you better.
Find the right buyer and you might get $100+
Just MHO
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Words like: rare, etc. would serve you better.
Find the right buyer and you might get $100+
Just MHO
Cheers!
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Not all antiques are valuable. I've got a roman lamp that is probably worth about $1. Valuable is also a relative term. It indicates that items are worth more than common items. It doesn't seem to be a hot search phrase, but it is good and descriptive. I'd see if you can start the negotiations at $1,000 but try to do it so that you don't scare the buyer. Can you telephone him for example?
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I agree with Mudfense on this one. Antiques are naturally thought of as items of value. Also 16 characters long. Try for $300.00 and take $200-$250. Selling domains for less than $200 is an insult to the domain name itself.
Good Luck, Gary T
Good Luck, Gary T
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